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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-10
OAK VIEW MEETING.
THE PRESIDENT SAYS IT CAN NOT BE
PROPERLY CALLED A C0NPsRENcH.


WASHINGTON, September 9.-In an in
terview to-day the President stated that
be could not under itake 10 20 into the de.
tails Of the recent discussions at 0Akvisw
bearing upor the tariff question.
He invited several gentlemen to become
his guests at his summer home, aud while
there general exchange Of opinion on va
rious topics ensued. He said be did not
see how be could sdd anything to what
Congressman Scott had said on the SUBJ.
ject. His statement was authoritative, and
il covered the ground fully.
The President further said that soms Of
the newspapers had seen fit to turn the
talks sc Oakview into conference, bat
they could not be properly called that
While the tariff question was one Of the
subj ects talked ABOUT there was no at
tempt TO frame measure for the consider
alton Of the next Congress.
II can be stated upon authority that the
friends Of ex Speaker Carlisle In the next
Congress have been seriously considering
with him the sdvisability Of not allowing
his name to 20 before the Democratic eau
Gus as candidate for Speaker, but to put
some one Of their number forward for that
position. and 10 make Mr.. Carlisle Chair
man Of the Ways and Means Committee
This matter was discussed with the
President while Mr. Carlisle was ut Oak.
view this week in connection with the tar
in subject Many tariff reformers think
hat a t. l.. hx. md. a ko-
lieve that his assuming the chairmanship
Of that important House Committe would
lead TO or bring about harmony in this
vered question he would ioreeo his par
sonal ambition and accept
What conclusion has been reached will
not develop until much later, ~ general
interchange Of views, both By letter and
personal interviews, will nov take place
among the incoming Congress, which In
composed Of many new members.
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SLAUGHTERED
Columbus Makes = Total Of Twenty-Five
Hits OF of Kimber.

HttS on OF kfmber.
Special Therdn 10 tie ReoiSer.
COLUMBUS, O., September 8. s.-Columbus
played its first championship game for
several weeks with Wheeling and defeated
them by outbatting and outfelding them.
Kimber was hit very hard, the home team
getting 10 base hits with total OF - of
his delivery, while the visitors were una
BILE to hit Nyce, the home mines new man,
for but hits, 3 OF these being made in the
fourth inning, bringing in the only two
runs which they obtained. With the
exception oil this inning and
the ninth, in which Nichol was
left on first, the Wheelings went out in
one, two, three order. For the visitors
Nichols centre field work was the feature,
he putting eight men out, and some Of the
catches were magnificent ones, un-
doubtedly cutting Of several two
or three baggers For the home
team, Murphy's left field work, the bat
terry work of Nyce and Goodfellow,
Welsh's second base play and Nulton's &
home run in the sixth inning
were the features, the latter
making several remarkable stops of hard
hit balls, while on the run. Stellberger
umpired splendid game, not an objection
being made. The score:
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A NEAT TRICK.
A Canadian Schooner Escapes American
Revenue Officers,

A Canadian Schooner Escapes American
Revenue Officers.
OTTAWA, ONT, September 9.--The De-
partment of Customs has been apprised OF
a trick which has just been played on the
American authorities by the captain of the
Alfred Adams, British Columbia sealing
schooner. The Adams was seized in Beh-
rings Sea last month by the L. S. revenue
cutter Rush, and her sealskins and fishing
tackle were taken away. A prize crew
was put on board and the captain was or
dered to navigate the schooner to Sitka
The captain seemingly obeyed for the
time but after having parted company
with the Rush, cOolly headed the Adams
for Victoria, B. c., where she arrived q
few days ago. The prize crew could do
nothing to compel the captain to proceed
to Stka, as il is understood to have con-
sisted OF only two men, and the crew of
the Adams, not having been removed, was
too strong for them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-10
Carrier Pigeons Long Flight.

PENNsBoRoUGH, W. VA, September 8.
The birds of the Quaker City Club, of
Philadelphia, and Of T. H. Green, Of
Woodbury., n. j., sent ont by the Race
Secretary of the Federation, to fiy for a re-
cord, from this station, were liberated by
]. X. Graham at 6:36, local time, this
morning. The birds left the vicinity i'm
mediately in the right direction for home
The distance, air line, to home is fully
three hundred miles, and is seventy miles
further than pigeons have been sent to fly
from this season. The last time the birds
were started was week ago from Cum
berland, Md, one hundred and eighty
eight miles, and they have one hundred
and twelve miles to make in the journey
which they have never been over before.
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An Eccentric Minister's Fiirhs.

PITTsBURG, PA, September D. Several
weeks ags Rev. Thomas Edwards, aged ~
years, and for half century resident Of
this city, disappeared mysteriously. lie
was quite eccentric in his habits, but ~ be
was known 10 have had considerable money
at the time Of his disappearance and left
behind property valued at $50. 900. Il was
feared be had met foul play. A lrttsr was
received from him yesterday. however,
dated Carmatheshire, Wales, In which be-
stated he proposed 70 remain there the rest
Of his days, but assigned no reason for his
sudden departure. His relatives here have
taken charge Of his estate.
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THE MANITOBA ROAD.
Plenty of Enthusiasm But the Money Il
Hard to Obtain.

Plenty of Enthusiasm But the Money Is
Hard to Obtain.
WINNIPEG, MAN, September 9.-The
railroad situation is becoming more per
picking every day. The uncertainty of
raising funds and the conflicting nature Of
evidence before the court regarding the in
junction case, renders it impossible to pre-
diet the result
The people are becoming restless over
this state of affairs, and numerous schemes
are being suggested. 1t is now proposed
to raise the 500, 900 for the pushing OF the
work Of construction by dividing the total
among the different municipalities through
which the railroad will run, and make each
contribute share under the local improve
ment act. The people Of the province are
determined to complete the road if they
have to subscribe individually TO raise the
500, 900 required.
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TBR ABDUCTED CHILDREN.
Police Think They Sailed on the stsams
Beleenland for Furooe,

Police Think They Sailed on the steamer
Belgeniand for Europe,
JERSEY City, September 9.-After hay
ing made an exhaustive investigation Of
all clues concerning tbs mysterious disap-
pearsnce OF Mrs. Mary E. Ford's children
the police have reached the conclusion that
they sailed on the Red Star steamer Bel
genland, with German vssaan who came
through with Ma. Ford from California.
Chief Of Holice Murphy has sscertained the
woman's name is Fort, and her husband
is an officer in the United States navy, and
who is at present on leave Of sbsence for
three months MrA Fort accompanied
her husband, who Is going 70 look sfter
properly inherited in France The Bel
genland Is expected 10 arrive at Antwerp
to-day, and Chief Murphy has cabled TO
the United States Consul there TO look out
for the children.
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Brisham's AssaIIant Suspended.

Ell PAsO, TEXAS, September 9-Licen-
ciado Nagera, of PasO Del NOrte, who is
Prosecuting Attorney of the Court of Let
ters, and next in authority to Judge Zubia,
who recently assailed Consul Brigham, has
received telegram announcing the sus.
pension of Xubia, and instructing him to
turn over to him the archives of the Court
of Letters to the first Alcalde Juan Barela.
Opinions differ as TO the cause of Iubia's
suspension. Some assign it TO his unwar-
ranted attacks On Consul Brigham. Others
say the charges made against him by
Mayor Provinci brought about the result
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To West Virginia Applicants-Departmen
News Of General Interest.

To West Virginia Applicants ent
News of General Interest.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., September g.
Pensions have been issued to West Virgins
applicants as follows: To John Nine, o.
Red Greek; Jeremiah Fox, of LittletOn
Jacob c. GrOse, ofTipton; Sarah ---,
widow of VIM. K. Moore, of st. Albans
Henry Shockey, of Hingeville. The pen.
sion of John NJ. A. Jackson, of Buckhan,
non has been reissued.
A postOffice has been established at
Riderville, Morgan county, W. Va, and
Edward C. Rider commissioned postmaster
Aaron G. Lamp has been commissioned
postmaster at Highland, w. Va.
Ex-senator Hereford vas in town for q
few days during the past week on private
business.
Capt. Hassler is recovering and will soou
be at his desk again. Holly G. Armstrong
is able to perform his official duties once
more, but be does not look very robust.
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New York Underground Roa d.

New YORK, September 9.-The stock.
holders of the New York Underground
Railway Company elected its board OF
directors yesterday. Counsel of the com,
pany will apply to the superior court next
week for q mandamus to compel General
Newton, Commissioner of Public works, tC
grant a permit to begin work. If the
mandamus is issued the company is ready
to begin digging in day.
This is the route from the City Hall
Park, through Centre and Mulberry streets,
Fourth avenue, Union Square and Madi.
son avenue.
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PowDERLY WILL REMAIN.
Prominent knights Think He viii No
Resign.

Prominent knights Think He viii Not
Resign.
PHILADELPHIA, September 9.-Secre
tary Hayes and Thomas Barry were the
only men found at the Knights of Labor
headquarters when a reporter called.
Mr. Hayes said that he had no idea that
Ar. Powderly intended to resign his office
AS CIeneral Master Workman.
do not think that there is anything
IN Mr.. Powderly 5 communication or utter
anees published yesterday morning that
warrant the conclusion that he intends to
resign, said Mr.. Barry. ''The Minneapo-
ns convention meets next month, and I
tnlnS that If be were going TO resign the
Executive Committee would know some
thing about it. Mr.. Powderly's term
Will not expire until next year. What be
Will do then it is difficult to conjecture. -
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The Victims of the Wreck.

CHICAGO, September 0. A Creston,
Iowa specia! says: The little son of Chas.
f. Cook, of Brooklyn, N. T., injured in
the Alton wreck, died last night Miss
Sarah Grunninger, OF Cleveland, o., who
was badly scalded, is still very low. The
other injured ones sre doing well, includ,
ing Mrs Mesher, who was pronounced
fatally injured. The coroner's jury were
taking testimony all day, and returned q
sealed verdict The conductor, h. o:
Childs, Of the fast mail, was held for
manslaughter, and the bond fxed at IL 500.
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Tobacco Dealers Fail.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September s.-LaPpe,
Goldsmith & Co., wholesale liquor and TO-
bscco dealers, on West Main street. filed Q
deed of assignment this morning 10 n. +
Hinsheim. Liabilities estimated at 500,
600. Nominal assets 10000. The cred
itors are principally local and members OF
their own race and religion, who have been
putting mp for them.
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Earned runs, Columbus 4, Wheeling /;
base on balls, Columbus 4. Wheeling q;
struck out, by Nyce 2; two-base hit, Nyce;
three-base hit, West 2, Hutchinson and
Welch; home run, Mutton; passed balls,
Stencil / wild pitches, Kimber .; double
play, Welch and Erick. Time Of game,
one hour and twenty-five minutes. Um-
pire, Stellberger
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Premiums of the Parkersburg Fair.


Special Telegram TO The Register.
PARKERsBURG, September 9.--The pre-
miums awarded at the county fair have
Just been made public:
First premiums for Stations, Henderson
Bros, w, A. Mckenzie, K. S. Pollock,
Washington Smith, Morgan f. Lewis, Mr..
Weider and Beall and Fowler.
Devon bulls, j. w. Putnam and sons;
Holsteins, A. i, Curtis; Jerseys, l.. Hen
thorn.
Middle wool sheep, Cyrus Arms and Uhl
and Kellar.
Uhl and Kellar take premium for long
wool sheep and sweepstakes Swine, G.
w. and s. B. Oakes. Poultry, w. C. Hill
dare. Flowers, Dudley & Son and A.
Heihle.
In other departments there were good
displays and premiums were awarded to a
large number.
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Sore Throat

Ia particularly favorable to the contraction
of Diphtheria. Heed the warning and use
Darbys Prophylactic fluid. 1t at once al
lays the Inflammation Of the throat, sub
dues the pain and gives permanent selief
It promptly and etfectually destroys all
eontagion an diphtheritic germs Ii il q
safeguard against Diphtheria, and should
be used on the first symptoms Of sore
throat as gargle.
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Tho Indian Kiectiosl.

ST. Louis. September "A special from
Muskogee, I. T.. says: The Creek nation
al election for chief, second chief and mem
benz ol the houses Of Kings and Warriors
Oocurred Tuesday. The returns come In
slowly, but 80 far indicate the election of
Lagus Peryman 1 chief, over Joe Perry
man, present incumbent LeVus Perry
man favor the sale Of Oklahsma. He isa
man Of good ability, fine education, has
been delegate To Washington, and enjoys
the confidence Of his people. The election
went of quietly and but one political shoot
ing scrape occurred.
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Swallowed In Flames.

ROARING SPRINGS, PA, September g.
A fire early this morning destroyed the
Roaring Springs blank factory and ware
room, with machinery, stock of books and
a large quantity of paper. Also wagon
factory. The loss is about S}5, 600; insur-
ance, $l2, 900.
In the absence of a fire department the
bucket brigade saved the remainder OF the
town.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-10

Sgw YORK, September 8.--That the
United Labor managers intend u do thor.
oagh work in the State This fall, ., we'll ~
in this city and Brooklyn, may be inferred
from the iact that the Executive Commit
tse has completed arrangements for hold
ing about 240 mas, meeting, In the cities,
large towns and country districts Of New
York. There Is scarcely place that will
not be covered, and by the list Of speakers
announced the State will be canva~ssd
well.
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Under IeO Feet of Earth.

New YORK, September 9.-Thomas
Kelly, Michael Grove and another man
named Walters were buried alive this
evening in the scqueduct at North Yon-
kers. The earth above caved in on them.
They lie under 40 feet of earth, and there
is no possible chance of their having
] escaped instant death.
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Iniured ln the Gala.

MILWAUKEE,, September S--An Ep~s-
ing Wisooa.in special from Cbeboyg,n says
that the incoming vss~sis report the storm
on Lake Huron terrible. A heavy Hest oG
steamers and sail vessels weatbsrsd The
gale at Presque Isle. Most Of them had
bad both anchors down but they dragged
into each other, ipfietiss heavy dsmaes
The tug Waldo A. Very. towing . rsft,
spruDga lsak and had . narrow sscape.
She sank TO the decks on reaching dock
at CbeboyR1n.
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Meeting of the Nan AssociatIon,

PITTsBURG, September "A meeting Of
the Western Nail Association will be held
at Cincinnati, next Wednesday. A mem
Der of the Association stated to-day that
there was no. improvement in the stag.
nancy ofthe market. He did not believe
that there would be any change made in
the card rate of nails.
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THE FIRST BREAK.
window Glass Manufacturers Wesksning
Tho Present situation,

window Glass Manufacturers Weakening.
Tho Present situation.
PITTsBUBs, September 9.-The fnt
break In the window glass situation has
occurred. II is among the ranks Of the
manufacturers. The FindIay, O., window
glass works are fired up aud viii start work
within ten days giving the men the 10 Der
cent advance asked for. A foil complement
Of woskmen viii leave this city this morn
ing for the scene Of operations This ID
looked upon as . decided victory for ths
window glass workers. II Is claimed the
other manufacturers cannot afjord 10 keep
their factories Idle and allow few firms q
reap the advantage Of ths demand Tor gisa.
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The Largest Casting in America.

SAN Francisco, September 9.-The
casting of the stern of the new United
States cruiser Charleston" now being
built here, has been successfully accom-
plished. The steel stern post was cast
June 22d, but the casting OF the stern was
greater feat, the stern weighing fully Is,
600 pounds. 1t is said to be the largest
casting ever made on this continent.
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swITCHMEN RESTORED.
Two Concessions Settle the Trouble Among
the RAiiaoaders.

CHICAGO. September 9.--The ak switch
men about whose discharge On Monday,
by the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad, the trouble arose at the stock
yards, were this morning put 70 work by
YaTdmaster Hall.
II IL said that President Newell, Of the
Lake Shore, will not insist upon she pool
roads employees handling Lake freight, and
in that case the trouble In virtually over
There was every indication Of = great
strike or lockout being inaugurated, but
the prospects are now good for An amicsbls
adjustment Of all difficulties.
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Ex-Congressman Talbott Dead,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September g.
Ex-U. S. Congressman Albert G. Talbot,
of Kentucky, died from heart failure this
morning at the residence of his father-in-
law, Mr.. P. Watson, at Chestnut Hill.
Mr.. Talbot formerly took an active inter
est in politics, and represented that State
in Congress from 1855 to 1859.
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The Injured Jockey Dead

SARATOGA, September 9.-JOckey West,
who was so terribly injured on the race
track here on August %, died this morn.
ing. The dead jockey was an employe OF
E. J. Baldwin, Of California.
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EOfK-.

The game OF base ball which WAS 10
have taken place yesterday afternoon, on
the old fair grounds, between the Maroons
and Rag Babies, was forfeited To the Babies
by score Of o to o, on account Of the
Maroons failing TO put in an appearance.
The Babies then defeated picked nine in
a six inning contest by sore Of IA 10 g
Batteries, Iantry and Warner for the
Babies, and Bell and Hoffman for the
picked nine. The feature Of the game was
the fine battery work of Lantry ana War
ner, and especially tho former. The
Babies and Gavin stars will play on the
same grounda this afternoon at go.
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Yoathfai Dsprsvity.

NEW YonK, September S.-Gso. Opso-
shaw, assd nine yeas, and jerome Miles,
ased ten yean, two boys who dsrsiIsd .
train on the seventesnth street croaai.s a
the Wsebawken branch Of the Eis rzil-
road, were arraigned this morning, charged
with malicious mischief. Opsnshsw Cd
mittsd be misplaced tho switch thss
caused the derailnsot. Both boys w9s
baiIed In 500 fos examinations nsxt Moa-
day.
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O'BRlEN DEFIANT.
A Great Meeting Held Denouucisg the
Course Of the Government.

DUBLIN, September 9.-Mitchelstown,
where the case Of the Government against
Mr.. William O'Brieu, under the coercion
act, WAS to have been tried to-day, was
crowded all day with civilians, police and
soldiers. Mr.. O'Brien did not appear in
Court To answer the summons. The aer-
vice Of the summons was proved and the
Judge granted warrant for Mr.. O'Brien's
arrest. An open-air indignation meeting
was subsequently held. Henry Labou-
chere and Others made speeches dssoun,,-
ing the Government for its couTse In re-
gard 10 Ireland
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-10

PERSONS who lead q life of exposure are
subject to rheumatism, neuralgia and lum-
hago and will find q valuable remedy in
DR.. ]. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment;
it will Danish pain and subdue inAamms-
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-10

Earned runs, Wheeling 3; two. base hits,
Burkett, Hunter and Kiger N pass balls,
Goudy 2, Shores !, Hays 8; hit by pitched
ball, by Mallory I, Kiger 2; struck out, by
Mallary 7, by Kiger 8; time Of game, 800;
umpire, Miller, Of Morgantown,
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Died of Nervous Prostration.

SpccldI Itlf0rdaa % US Re0iSseT.
POINT PLEASANT, September 9.-Hi
ram, a ten-year-old son of Hon. H. r.
Howard, of Point Pleasant, died Thursday
evening at o'clock, of nervous prostra
ton. Mr.. Howard is the President of the
Board of Directors of the West Virgins
Penitentiary.
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Were Not on the In.Fated ys..sI.

CLEVELAND, o.. September 9.-The
iamily OF Captain Clements, of the i'll
ia'ed schooner Niagara, which went down
10 the gale OF Whitefsh Point, Lake Su-
PerloT' wednesday morning, with all on
board, are safe in this city.
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THERE is no announcement in the Ansr
Chist cases yet.
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stIu Hanging Fire.

OTTAWA, Ills, September 9-The Sa-
preme Court met at 8 O'Clock this morn
ing Nothing relative to the Anarchists
case has come up.
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base Hall.

At Observation-Disclosures 3, Phils-
delphia 10.
At New York-Metropolitsn o, Cincin-
natl 10.
AT Baltimore baltimore !, Louisville 2,
AT Brooklyn-Brooklyn 16. Cleveland 3.
AT tPhiladelphia-Atbletic a, st. Louis &.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
TIM WEATHER.

For West Virginia, colder, fair weather, preced
cd bv local rains, light 10 fresh northsssteriy
winds
F1r western Pennsylvania, cooler, fair weather,
frssb 10 brisk nOTtheaSterly winds yeeTing 10
easlrflv ana diminishing in force.
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ThIstIs,s Ov,sr ..d Desaepsr.

NEW YoKK, Septsmber s.-Ths Thistls
with Mr.. Heuderson On bssrd, ~ ~
City Of Rome st The lower 4uarantiss
this morning Tbs steamer hsd 9 bond
Mr.. James Bell and Mr.. @. w. Ws1Boo,
owner and designer respectively q ID
Scotch cutter. Mr.. Hendasoa vent o
board the big stesmss - sooe = ahs es0s
~ anchor st qoar.ntiDs. The City q
Rome then proceeded 10 hes pies q ~
North River.
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X. G. Dunn x Co.'S report shows a
favorable condition Of trade throughout
the whole country.
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The threatened Chicago switchmen',
strike has been ayerted
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Mr.. CARLISLE explains that he does not
consider it necessary to take evidence IN
the CONTESTED election case.
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PENSIONS GRANTED

Continued on Eonrth Pane. !
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Prominent Knights think Dir. Pow
BERLY will not resign.
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND says he can add
nothing to the authoritative statement Of
Hon. W. l.. SCoTT rs regards the confer
euce at Oak View.